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Tarc

(10,476 posts)
Wed Nov 2, 2022, 10:32 PM Nov 2022

Something wrong with the DU and Google Chrome?

The entire forum is stretched from one side of the screen to the other, when it has always been centered.

Also all of the icons next to threaded replies show up broken. If I right-click and "load image", they then appear fine one-by-one. But clicking into any new topic, they're all broken again.

This is only on Chrome (current version is 107), the forum looks perfectly normal in Firefox.

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Something wrong with the DU and Google Chrome? (Original Post) Tarc Nov 2022 OP
I'm on chrome and have no problem MiniMe Nov 2022 #1
3 vertical dots in the upper-right Tarc Nov 2022 #5
107.0.5304.88 MiniMe Nov 2022 #7
Maybe a browser extension? EarlG Nov 2022 #2
Just did shift-refresh before going to look at extensions Tarc Nov 2022 #4
Good to hear EarlG Nov 2022 #6
Chrome sometimes behaves oddly when the cache builds up Bristlecone Nov 2022 #3

EarlG

(21,947 posts)
2. Maybe a browser extension?
Wed Nov 2, 2022, 10:41 PM
Nov 2022

Just a thought. Try disabling any running extensions and see if that makes a difference. Use Shift-refresh after disabling to perform a hard page reload.

Tarc

(10,476 posts)
4. Just did shift-refresh before going to look at extensions
Thu Nov 3, 2022, 12:09 AM
Nov 2022

Now it is back to normal.

Weird, never seen that happen before, thanks.

EarlG

(21,947 posts)
6. Good to hear
Thu Nov 3, 2022, 09:14 AM
Nov 2022

Sometimes if a website's stylesheet doesn't load properly, or is somehow corrupted in the browser cache, it can make the page you're viewing look completely wrong. A Shift-refresh can clear it out and reload it. Glad it worked for you.

Bristlecone

(10,127 posts)
3. Chrome sometimes behaves oddly when the cache builds up
Wed Nov 2, 2022, 10:59 PM
Nov 2022

Clearing the cache almost invariably corrects my Chrome issues when they arise.

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